Nazara Lázaro (Granadilla de Abona, Tenerife, 1988) is an interior and furniture designer. She studied Interior Design at IED Madrid and, after completing her studies, lived in Japan for almost two years, collaborating on projects related to traditional construction, carpentry, contemporary art, and craftsmanship. In 2014, she moved to Berlin, where she worked for a decade as a designer, including a period in Mexico with the studio EWE. In 2025, she settled in Barcelona, combining furniture design with other creative projects.

Her sculptural and experimental style is rooted in an intuitive exploration of materials, techniques, and forms. Her work is influenced by Japanese aesthetics, Berlin’s contemporary design scene, and the artistic tradition of the Canary Islands, with references such as César Manrique.